Water pours from Detroit building after pipe breaks
A burst pipe inside a building on Woodward Avenue in Detroit has led to a huge mess both inside and outside. The vice president of Franklin Wright Settlements, which occupies the building, said he was waiting on the water department to turn off the water because the shutoff valve was inaccessible due to the force of the water.
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